Professional Baseball Player. Nicknamed "Chub," he was primarily a shortstop with the Boston Beaneaters in 1903. He had been signed the previous winter as an amateur free agent and played in 96 games that season. He had 69 hits in his 325 at-bats hitting eight doubles, two triples, stealing seven bases and driving in 27 runs.
Professional Baseball Player. Nicknamed "Chub," he was primarily a shortstop with the Boston Beaneaters in 1903. He had been signed the previous winter as an amateur free agent and played in 96 games that season. He had 69 hits in his 325 at-bats hitting eight doubles, two triples, stealing seven bases and driving in 27 runs.
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